Pensions paid for minister's house
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Transport and Works, Dr Alwyn Hayles, was yesterday unable to explain why money from the Port Authority of Jamaica's pension fund was used to purchase a ministerial residence for transport minister Mike Henry...
- Boothes have the formula
- 'Tread carefully' - Law professor warns that 'Dudus' case has consequences
- Golding ebbs and flows on crime, corruption and justice
- Overcrowding burdens schools - Students forced to travel up to 40 miles
- 14 VOICES
- Youngster eyes forensics
- Road repairs set for deadly Rio Grande Valley road
- Armadale enquiry - Children's Advocate: 'I warned of overcrowding'
- North Central St Andrew after two years with Samuda
Response to recession not so bad
In a previous article, we argued that while the Government has kept a tight rein on its spending, fiscal sustainability remains at risk. In today's article, we show that this problem is more pronounced ...
- Newport-Fersan cuts prices again
- Celebrities to turn out for MoBay Readathon
- Justice ministry to address bottlenecks
- Becoming a Jamaican citizen
- UK willing to send US$11b to IMF - Pushes for Europe to contribute more to fund
- BRIEFS
DPL launched amid great expectations
AMID expectations for improved playing standards, the Digicel Premier League (DPL) was launched yesterday at the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) headquarters in New Kingston.
While it has lost one of its primary sponsorships, the league has got a few new ones....
- Bolt considers a four-gold assault in London
- Brooks cleared - Appeals tribunal upholds decision of JAD disciplinary panel
- Chatrie, Erwin make dream debut
- Venus moves on, Safin says goodbye
- T&T overtake Jamaica in CFU rankings
- Dyson never signed contract - WICB director discloses reason for sacking of Aussie coach
- Shiv belts unbeaten century
- August Town hope to make use of lessons learnt
EDITORIAL - Piracy is piracy
Over the last year or so, certainly since Beijing, and especially after his recent exploits in Berlin, there has been much discussion in Jamaica about the worth of Usain Bolt - not solely as an athlete, but as a global brand....
LETTER OF THE DAY - Abandon town hall meetings for unity conferences
The Editor, Sir:Our country, arguably, is experiencing its hardest period since Independence. Our economy has been in tatters for decades and now it is seemingly unravelling. As a people and a country, unfortunately, we have become comfortable with seeing....
- Love is the answer
- What next?
- The Zaccheus spirit in JUTC
- Tax credits for energy savings
- Headlining the polls
Sweet symphony - Young Jamaicans in a show of class
Young classical musicians married contemporary, folk and classical sounds in an awe-inspiring display at the third staging of the Jamaica Young People Symphony (JYPS) concert season last Saturday. The show was refreshing in structure and elegant in presentation...
- 'The Blackburns' to begin airing by month end
- Richie Stephens & Friends for race meet
- Reggae Conference to celebrate Bob Marley's 65th birthday
- Prescription pills found in DJ AM's stomach
- Something extra
Fusion of rum & food
Though rum is quite tantalising to the palate by itself, having it fused with your favourite dish is absolutely divine. At the Ron Zacapa Centenario launch and dinner reception, that's just what chef Oji Jaja did, he fused the new luxury rum creating a scrumptious...
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